34In the first place, with regard to the principle of legal certainty, as the Court has repeatedly held, it follows, in particular, that EU legislation must be certain and its application foreseeable by those subject to it, and that requirement of legal certainty must be observed all the more strictly in the case of rules liable to entail financial consequences, in order that those concerned may know precisely the extent of the obligations which they impose on them (judgment in Ireland v Commission, 325/85, EU:C:1987:546, paragraph 18).
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